If you’re looking for your next public relations gig, the agencies are hiring. Check out this list of over 100 PR jobs and internships. Download the attachment for the entire list complete with links. Enjoy.

Adfero Group – Account Director

APCO Worldwide: Communications/Public Affairs opportunities Conference Center Coordinator Executive Admin Assistant Grassroots Public Affairs Manager/SAE Entry-level & junior opportunities – New York Senior Account Exec/Manager opportunities – New York

Brunner Digital –  opportunities available in Pittsburgh

Burson-Marsteller: Senior Associate, Issues & Crisis Practice Finance Manager, Govt. Contracting & Compliance Director/Managing Director, Public Affairs Client Staff Assistant, Technology Practice – San Francisco Managing Director, Public Affairs Practice – New York Associate, Public Affairs – Dallas

Chase Communications – Intern Collaborative Communications Group: Senior Associate Senior Associate, Knowledge Products, Senior Associate, Network Development

CorpComm – Fredricksburg, Va. Senior Vice President Organizational Change Manager Communications Specialist III Communications Specialist II

Crosby Marketing Communications – Senior Digital Strategist

CRT/Tanaka – PR Manager/Director of Social Media – Richmond, Va.

DBC PR + New Media – Account Exec

DCI Group : Vice President, Client Lead Vice President, Chief of Staff Director, Client Services Research Account Manager Vice President, Digital Strategy Vice President, Digital Operations HR Intern Account Manager, Field

DDB Communications: Account Supervisor Account Supervisor, Healthcare Advocacy – Seattle Assistant Entertainment Specialist – Los Angeles

Edelman: Intern, Digital Public Affairs Multiple account & admin opportunities – Chicago Multiple account & admin opportunities – New York Account Exec & Supervisor positions – San Francisco Senior Vice President, Public Affairs – Seattle

Feinstein Kean Healthcare: Account Director, Life Sciences Vice President, Life Sciences Account Director positions also available in Cambridge, MA and Iselin, NJ

Fenton Communications: Senior Account Exec Senior Vice President

Fleishman-Hillard: Account Director, Financial Communications & Investor Relations – Toronto Healthcare practice opportunities in New York: Account Exec – Vice President – Vice President with TogoRun healthcare communications affiliate Account Supervisor/Managing Supervisor with High Road Communications affiliate – San Francisco Vice President, Digital Healthcare Communications – Cleveland

Gibraltar Associates – Manager, Healthcare  See full list

I had the pleasure of meeting today’s TDMJ PR Pro a few weeks ago, and was so compelled by her story that I knew you would be, too. In addition to being a new wife and mother like myself, Mrs. Lara is a tenacious public relations professional who started out in the world of academia and leveraged a thirst for knowledge and willingness to work hard to create her own  opportunities. For Lara, this has translated into a pretty impressive career track only a few years out of college-not bad for someone who didn’t study communications in college! Already a senior account exec with several  agency positions under her belt and a consulting practice in the works, Mrs. Lara is one to watch.

Name: Jacqueline Lara
Age: 26
Current City: Silver Spring, MD
Job Title: Senior Account Executive, Lyons Public Relations
Owner, Mpact Communications
Length of Time in this Role: 18 months

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Mopwater: Describe your path to PR. How did you wind up in this field?

JL: My path to PR was nontraditional, but I wouldn’t change it for the world because each step has molded my experience. I received my B.A. in Sociology and a business certificate from the College Park Scholars program at the University of Maryland.  While I enjoyed my major and loved analyzing groups of people and their behaviors, as well as organizations and the key factors influencing their effectiveness, I often wondered what profession I’d pursue after college.  I felt pigeon-holed between working in HR and becoming a social worker.  Neither of these options appealed to me, so I took a few communications courses and was intrigued by the power of words and the way media pundits ‘spun’ messages to advance their platforms. Read the full story